Names Starting with O

Famous wealth or renowned riches.

One who lives by the oak trees.

A meadow or clearing with oak trees.

Servant of God or worshiper of God.

Servant of God or God is my master.

Servant of God or God is my master.

Uncertain; possibly related to ocean or a diminutive form.

The eighth daughter or female born eighth in a family.

A person born eighth or the eighth child in a family.

A journey or wrath, derived from Homer's Odyssey.

Unknown; the etymology and meaning are not clearly established.

From the oak valley or oak-tree valley.

Little deer.

A person who is an ancestor or descendant of the heir, derived from Old Norse.

The meaning is not clearly established.

The meaning is not clearly established.

Holy or blessed, derived from Old Norse elements meaning 'sacred' or 'holy.'

A spear wielder or one with a noble spear.

Elephant, derived from the Norman French word for the animal.

A name derived from the olive tree, symbolizing peace and wisdom in many culture...

An olive tree or one who plants olive trees.

Olive tree, symbolizing peace and wisdom.

Ancestor's descendant or olive tree.

From Mount Olympus, the home of the Greek gods.

Long-lived or eloquent, derived from the Arabic 'umr' meaning 'life' or 'long li...

A precious gemstone known for its iridescent play of colors.

Prayer or light, depending on the linguistic origin.

The citrus fruit, or derived from the Sanskrit word for the fruit.

The meaning is not clearly established.

Of the mountains or mountaineer.

The meaning depends on the kanji characters used; typically 'ori' (weave/fold) a...

A small mouth or opening, derived from the Latin word for edge or border.

Fair-haired or pale, possibly derived from Irish or Hebrew origins meaning light...

A mighty hunter, named after the legendary giant hunter in Greek mythology.

Golden princess or golden-haired.

A pointed land or spear land, derived from Germanic elements meaning spear and l...

A famous land or spear land, derived from Germanic elements meaning spear and la...

A serpent or worm, derived from Old English and Germanic words for snake.

A settlement or homestead of Orm, a Norse personal name.

A fawn or young deer, derived from Hebrew meaning delicate or graceful.

Fair-haired or pale, derived from Irish or Hebrew roots meaning light or brightn...

A spear wielder or warrior, derived from Germanic elements meaning spear and wil...

A person from the golden town or settlement.

Divine spear or lover of deer.

Divine spear or warrior, derived from Old Norse and Irish elements meaning spear...

God is salvation or God saves, derived from Hebrew elements meaning God and salv...

A deer or warrior, derived from Irish and Scottish Gaelic roots.

Divine power or God's power, derived from the Old English elements 'os' (god) an...

Divine power or God's power, derived from Germanic elements meaning God and powe...

Wealthy or prosperous, derived from Germanic elements meaning wealth or property...

Famous wealth or renowned for riches, derived from Old Norse elements meaning we...

Of or relating to the house or household.

Keen of hearing or wealthy, derived from either Greek 'otis' (ear) or Germanic '...

Wealthy or prosperous.

Derived from the Roman family name Ovidius, possibly related to 'ovis' meaning s...

A place name derived from a settlement associated with sheep or a person named O...

A Welsh name traditionally interpreted as meaning 'young warrior' or derived fro...